Last year we Virtually had the #1 and #7 pick.
So far Palmer has been the pick of 2007 draft but with time Trent will be the best pick from 2007. Carlton had the chance to take the next big name in AFL but have passed it onto us. Thank Carlton.
Maybe in the coming years we'll see alot of Cotchin v Kruezer talks. Just like Buddy v Tambo.
By the way the #1 and #7 is based on this article:
http://www.realfooty.com.au/news/ge...or-16-afl-clubs/2007/11/17/1194767026939.html
1. Trent Cotchin
(Northern Knights. 17, 185cm, 80kg) Of all the players I've seen this season, Cotchin is the one who most screams: "star".
He has skills on both sides of his body, speed, and he's a real ducker and weaver (think Gary Ablett junior) who can kick goals and exert huge infl uence on how a game turns out.
Some have questioned his endurance, but Vo2max testing shows he has the capacity to run hard enough to play as a true onballer.
At 17, he's only just eligible for this year's draft but extremely driven.
What nudges him ahead of Matthew Kreuzer, Cale Morton and David Myers is the fact it is slightly clearer where he will play and what sort of player he'll be.
7. Alex Rance
(Swan Districts. 18, 192cm, 88kg) Rance is a natural defender and, unlike Myers, a more likely key position player.
The son of former Footscray and West Coast player Murray, Alex was one of the best rebounders in the WA under-18 team this year.
He needs to calm down on occasions when he gets the ball and can be a bit fumbly, but has a really strong mind and presence.
So far Palmer has been the pick of 2007 draft but with time Trent will be the best pick from 2007. Carlton had the chance to take the next big name in AFL but have passed it onto us. Thank Carlton.
Maybe in the coming years we'll see alot of Cotchin v Kruezer talks. Just like Buddy v Tambo.
By the way the #1 and #7 is based on this article:
http://www.realfooty.com.au/news/ge...or-16-afl-clubs/2007/11/17/1194767026939.html
1. Trent Cotchin
(Northern Knights. 17, 185cm, 80kg) Of all the players I've seen this season, Cotchin is the one who most screams: "star".
He has skills on both sides of his body, speed, and he's a real ducker and weaver (think Gary Ablett junior) who can kick goals and exert huge infl uence on how a game turns out.
Some have questioned his endurance, but Vo2max testing shows he has the capacity to run hard enough to play as a true onballer.
At 17, he's only just eligible for this year's draft but extremely driven.
What nudges him ahead of Matthew Kreuzer, Cale Morton and David Myers is the fact it is slightly clearer where he will play and what sort of player he'll be.
7. Alex Rance
(Swan Districts. 18, 192cm, 88kg) Rance is a natural defender and, unlike Myers, a more likely key position player.
The son of former Footscray and West Coast player Murray, Alex was one of the best rebounders in the WA under-18 team this year.
He needs to calm down on occasions when he gets the ball and can be a bit fumbly, but has a really strong mind and presence.





